Why Voldemort Hated His Wand || Where Is Voldemort's Wand Today 

In the words of Ollivander himself, "The Dark Lord was happy with the wand I made for him...until he discovered the connection"

Voldemort didn't "hate" his wand. He, himself said "my wand of yew has done everything I asked, except kill Harry Potter". Once he discovered the connection between his and Harry's wand, he began searching for the Elder wand.

He didn’t hate it he loved it he didn’t like it when he realized that he and Harry’s Wands are twins

Voldemort is basically that guy that blames the controller when he starts losing at his video game 😂

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If there's one thing malignant narcissists hate more than failure is a constant reminder of that failure.

"Hoping its Master will forgive its failures" ....Awww poor sad Voldy Wand. I feel bad for it now, I'll adopt it and give it a good home!

If I was Draco and found it, I would’ve destroyed the wand since the man threaten and abused my family and my life.

Voldy was like: "now when Im back, I´ll show you how the bussiness is done!" wand: "nope" Voldy a year later: "Fine, NOW I will show you how to settle these things..." wand: "nope" Voldy another year later: "Thats it! Screw this wand, I need this new one, the most powerful one!" new wand: "nope"

One thing to point out about the Battle at the Ministry and Voldemort's defeat there - at that time, nobody, especially Voldemort, knew that Dumbledore was using the Elder Wand. Voldemort couldn't dismiss his loss for that reason because he didn't know about it. As far as he knew, Dumbledore was able to hold him off on pure power alone.

I’d also like to point out that yew wood is also poisonous to humans, so for Voldemort to have such a type of item, it really reflects his character.

Aside from the fact that Voldemort's wand core was identical to Harry Potter's (which challenged notions of his own uniqueness), there's also the fact that it came, specifically, from a phoenix that belonged to Dumbledore. Had Voldemort been aware of this in the earlier stages of his career, it would have galled him, but at least left him consoled that he could turn it against his former teacher. Once it transpired that Harry did indeed share a twin core in his own wand, it may have left him fearful that his wand would show less "loyalty" to him and interpreted his failings as evidence of this.

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I think he discarded his wand when he took the elder wand off of dumbledore body. How cool would it of been if the wand then called to harry before he went into the forest to sacrifice himself then him turning it on voldemort at the end battle.

Voldemort is the guy that always has an excuse because he can't accept his own failure. The best thing about the whole situation is that harry beat voldemort with the most basic spell though!

Here's something I've wondered about. How is it possible that Ollivander remembers every wand he's ever sold? And how old is he by the time we meet him in Sorcerer's Stone?

I would love to know what his wand originally looked like back when he was still known as Tom Riddle. I own the replica wand and it’s my #1 favorite wand and sometimes I pretend that I’m Tom Riddle.

Another reason I think he had was that he felt he had grown so much in knowledge & control that he felt he should be able to tap into his full magical potential without a wand at all. That way, he wouldn't even have to worry about the fact his wand had a twin, implying that someone could/would become his equal.

“They need wizards like me, so they can get on their f keyboards and make me the dark lord Valdy.” - Riddle, Tom

I thought he destroyed it with the elder wand. Would be kind of a parallel to Harry repairing his wand with it

This makes me wonder... After Voldy's first defeat, how did he got his wand back? I mean, he lost his body, so he couldn't retrieve his wand...

i'd argue the point that, once he's brought back, Voldemort was no longer the same person physically. The new body may have confused his original wand, as this is the same distorted mind but not the same body that it chose so many years earlier.

FIRST I think he hated his wand because his and Harry's were twin wands and he wasn't able to kill harry because of it.. CAN YOU PLEASE MAKE A VIDEO ON HOW OLLIVANDER SEEMED TO KNOW THE FUTURE SOMEHOW?

Not what I was expecting. I thought They said he was Satisfied with his wand?

I really want to study wandlore. So badly I would spend every penny I have to study it

I think that wands being sentient was supposed to be an allegory for friendship. A wizard without friends or a wand could be great but a wizard with friends and a wand could be greater than imaginable.

I honestly can say. I wouldn't know Lord Voldermort's wand if it was put infront of me.

I expect the Ministry of Magic would have raided Malfoy Manor after the Battle of Hogwarts. In order to appear repentant and terrorized, Malfoy Senior would have allowed it and spun a harrowing tale of how they were nearly killed every day. I expect the wand was confiscated, as were any other remnants of Voldemort’s stay. Harry Potter, despite being the wands new owner, would probably have had no desire to ever see it again. I expect the wand to be locked up some were at the ministry, possibly studied, but essentially alone.

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I’ve always wondered how Voldemort kept his wand with him when he became less than a ghost after failing to kill Harry the first time and why Quirell did not have the wand with him when Voldy used Quirell’s body.

Excellent theory! After the Elder Wand, Riddle's is my fav. So unique and memorable! While I can agree with your theory I think it's more consistent with Riddle's character that after obtaining it his first action with it was to destroy his old one. Ultimately he viewed his wand in the same light as his Death Eaters. Useful till they're not and once they are not should be disposed of, I think.

It's kinda a good thing that Voldemort was seeking a replacement as Harry's wand was damaged and Harry used Draco Malfoy's wand at their duel in the end of the Deathly Hallows. If Voldemort didn't... The outcome would be very different

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Him not liking his wand was a plot point deepening the understanding of Voldemort. He truly has no happiness.

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Since Harry disarmed Voldemort in the Battle of Hogwarts, does that mean Harry is the new owner of Voldemort's wand?

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Loved the video! I was wondering (this is more of a “what if...” scenario) what if Voldemort was able to have access to use his ancestral wand from Salazar Slytherin? Would his magic be channeled better, worse, or the same?

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You thought so far and beyond anything that ever crossed my mind about the wand.

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The book ending explains this, Harry defeats Voldemort during a duel and wins the wands allegiance. Afterwards in the book Dumbledore resides in a painting in his office study. That’s how he and Severance Snape communicate and discuss Strategy, on winning the 2nd war all though the Deathly Hallows books. The morning after defeating Voldemort and his army of death eaters, Harry then uses the elder wand to repair his own broken wand and give it back to Headmaster Dumbledore for safe keeping.

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Voldemort is just like the elder wand, no loyalty to his wand (master) the moment it fails him

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Great theory. I like it. I was really trying to think where the wand would be after seeing the thumbnail and start of the video.

He left that wand on the ground at Dumbledores grave, not even gone lie to you lol.

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Harry's wand when he touched it for the very first time "hahahaha imma bout to start some shit up in here serves my twin right being picked first "

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I just want to know where that wand was for the eleven or so years that Voldy had no body at all. He used it to kill Harry's parents, then he used it to try to kill Harry. He lost his body, apparently disintegrated, because there was always a question of him returning, so no body. Then, at the beginning of Goblet of Fire, he's got his wand back. How? Where was it?

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I would imagine that the Aurors would surely pay Malfoy Manor a visit in which they would take everything related to Death Eaters and lock it up at Auror Headquarters which would likely include Voldemort's Yew and Phoenix feather wand. If Hermione's Vinewood wand was there she'd get it back. However.we aren't told there was a post war raid on Malfoy Manor, if Hermione recovered her Vinewood wand.or if Voldemort's original wand was even found.

Dean just when I believe I have thought of EVERYTHING about Harry Potter, someone like you comes along and reveals a detail I have never thought about. Like what ever happened to Voldemort's wand. I mean geez I have been studying these books for over 20 years. One would think there would be an ending of study? Hahaaa but I feel I could definitely study them another ten years !!

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That "wand lore" thing makes perfect sense from my cultural perspective. Everything has a manidoo, or like spirit/essence, that makes it part of the larger web of life. All things belong to their tribe, so we are the two legged tribe, animals are four legged, birds are winged, rocks are stone tribe, trees are standing tribe, fish swimming, etc. So a tree has the manidoo in it and its spirit permeates its being, and if you cut that tree down and turn it into a table, that table still has the tree manidoo in it, it's still referred to linguistically as a living being. Its wood is forever embued with its living spirit. The table is still recognised to be that living creature, the tree. So a wand would be alive in two ways, as they are made from one of the standing tribe and one from whatever four legged or winged creature gives a strand of hair or feather as the core. So it would have 2 manidoo. In my culture, we say wood from a tree that was struck by lightning has thunderbird spirit in it, and a hair that came from a white bear or bison, or a feather from a white raven (what we would call spirit bear, spirit bison, etc) is a sacred item. Those would be very powerful talismans. Anything made from those two things would be a very precious item. And they'd both been referred to as animate objects. Idk about "thinking" but possessing living energy that is profound and powerful on its own? That can affect reality? Yeah. Makes sense to me.

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I think Dumbledore made Voldemort's wand to keep a kind of edge over/eye on Tom. He used Falkses Feather and Enchanted it to choose Tom. Dumbledore made two wands one for dark magic one for light magic just in case his deep down feelings of Tom being Evel were wrong. And since Harry had a piece of Voldemort inside of him the other wand chose Harry because it sensed the light in him. Falks was Dumbledore's horcrux he created after the death of his sister. Harry and Voldemort's wands were part Dumbledore.

Now I can't help but wonder if Rowling might have had the same idea...as well as something about wizards having such a close connection to their wand that it would be possible to use it to resurrect them somehow...

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I disagree...my theory is that he left it in Dumbledores tomb as a middle finger to dumbledore, and to let anyone else who could track the elderwand down that he had it, as his wand was famous by then. When Harry put the Elder wand back, he found Voldemort’s wand in the tomb and kept is as both a reminder of his fallen foe and because it was the brother of his wand and fawkes feather was in both, so maybe in honor of dumbledore

Quick question: you say that Voldy's wand awaited its master's return hoping he would forgive its failure. Yet the Elder Wand knew that its master (Draco) had been disarmed by its new master (Harry) by physical force despite having been nowhere near at the time. If one wand can sense a physical disarming of its master at a distance I would expect another to be able to sense its own chosen master's death the same way. So on to the question: is this a mere oversight on my part or on yours, or do you think the Elder Wand had special abilities to sense such things?

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Man i just realy like Voldemorts first wand it looks realy cool

Yew, Phoenix father... yeah man I know it 😂 I love your channel, you cover what other Harry Potter channels don’t 💯 In the book he left it at Dumbledore’s grave

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What a narcissistic sociopath he was. The moment he realized his wand an Harry’s had the same core... Blaming the wand for his failure is classic narcissism.

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You know what ironic ? Had Lord Voldermort used his Phoenix wand in this last fight with Harry in the great hall during that battle of Hogwarts(reference the book not the movie) he would've won. Also Voldermort put up a great fight against Mcgonall, Slughorn and Shacklebolt with winning the elders wands allegiance.

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I always have wondered how Sirius got his wand back after escaping Azkaban. I'm guessing it was sent to his parents when he was sent to Azkaban, but also when he is in dog forms where is his wand. Same for Bellatrix, how did she gets her wand back after Azkaban and of course Voldemort' where was his wand for all of those years and why did no one remove it and destroy it from the Potter's house if it was left behind when he was turned into little more than a ghost. Why wouldn't the prisoners who were sent to Azkaban for life have their wands destroyed?

Is it possible to use 2 wands?? Like one in each hand

I've got Harry's and voldemorts replica wands and when you put them together at a base level their similar shapes,like voldemort wand started out looking like Harry's

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Good video. Video idea: What if Peter Pettigrew never betrayed the Potters? And What if Voldemort heard the full prophecy ?

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If wand lore is to be believed, the wand actually now answers to Harry Potter, who defeated Voldemort.

I wouldn't be surprised if they had actually burned it as a way to rid themselves of further ties to him, but hard to say.

It really bugs me that the wand looks so white and pale, almost like it's made from bone, when yew isn't that colour at all.

Here's a thought what if Voldemort's wand was no longer his and it too recognized harry as it's true master same as the elder wand Gordrics hallow It back fired killing him that's one loss to harry and side note could be a reason the second core chose him as well not to mention the horcruxes thing Voldemort loses 2 more times to harry before he makes his official return in the graveyard and proceeds to lose again to the same kid at some point I think the wand would have no choice bit to change alligence so by the time the ministry battle happens the wand is looking kinda unwilling to fight at full power even though Voldemort's magic is great but as he said that's cause voldemort himself is great I guess my point is what if Voldemort's wand isn't his anymore and that's a huge contributor to the hellish cycle of "lose, resentment, lose" cause it really belongs to harry now

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